A quick question about gt exhaust

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Feb 24, 2008 | 04:27 PM

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alexr

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RE: A quick question about gt exhaust

here's a tip for you. ask for a price quote when you drop the car off. the place i went to was going to charge me $150+ for 2 hours of labor, but since they quoted me at $125 that morning, they only made me pay $125.

Feb 24, 2008 | 05:37 PM

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StangKid018

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From: Worcester County, MA

RE: A quick question about gt exhaust

When i say $60 for it to me installed that means ive already cut the Y pipe underneith and turned it into an H. Since the adapter kit comes with a desciption of showing you where to exactly cut and put it on myself. $60 for the welding, like i said. Save yourself some cash and it and it shouldnt take you more then 1hr to cut a pipe and replace it with the H, drop it off at the shop and have them weld the brackets. Not rocket sience. lol

Feb 24, 2008 | 06:11 PM

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cobra232

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RE: A quick question about gt exhaust

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get an H-pipe adapter from www.americanmuscle.com (site sponsor

). that will be right around $100 shipped.

to have that installed and the catback system, it was $125.

i dont know where these guys are getting $60 install from. usually from the time they get it on the lift, and back off, its usually done in about an hour and a half. and i havnt seen a place that charges less than $80/hr around here. mine was done in about an 1:15, and i was told that most of that time was just figuring out where they were going to mount the passenger side hangers. the rest is a pretty simple job.

where are they going to mount the passenger side hangers???? if they ask that question then they don't need to work on the car. they go in the same exact spot as the drivers side